Examples of using Associated with armed forces and groups in English and their translations into French
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community reintegration of children associated with armed forces and groups, on 9 and 10 June.
reintegration of children who have been associated with armed forces and groups.
ensure the release of children associated with armed forces and groups should be instituted, as should plans to address the proliferation of weapons
the release of children associated with armed forces and groups and to establish the requisite services for their reintegration as well as to integrate the issue of children throughout their operational frameworks and guidelines;
children had been associated with armed forces and groups.
reintegration of children associated with armed forces and groups, as required by Security Council resolution 1612 2005.
child protection partners have temporarily suspended all family reunification of children formerly associated with armed forces and groups in Masisi.
The test focused on children associated with armed forces and groups.
The demobilization of women associated with armed forces and groups did not take place owing to delays in the confirmation of numbers
movement of children associated with armed forces and groups in Côte d'Ivoire,
formerly associated with armed forces and groups, emphasizing educational and socio-economic reintegration activities,
The agreement gave extensive coverage to the release of children associated with armed forces and groups, compensation for war victims,
more inclusive definition focused on‘children associated with armed forces and groups' to ensure that it included not only children with guns
In the area of protection of children associated with armed forces and groups, ministerial meetings in Paris in February 2007
release of children associated with armed forces and groups and other vulnerable children,
Follow-up visits with children formerly associated with armed forces and groups after family reunifications indicated that children previously released were even more vulnerable
reintegration of the children associated with armed forces and groups.
UNICEF, is also running programmes that benefit 500 self-demobilized children associated with armed forces and groups in areas under the control of the Forces de défence et de sécurité-Forces nouvelles.
the standard operating procedures for handling children formerly associated with armed forces and groups, which were developed in 2012.